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Gamer
This might be the wrong topic to ask about but i dont understand what you are talking about Gamer.
I am handling it this way: I only add cars that are visible for two or more seconds. If there is an interesting background car a user sees in the picture of another car, i will look for the best possible shot.
Cars where the Need for Adding is arguable but i want to know what car it is, i put it in comments on main page. Usually i never get an answer, but that shows me at least that the background car was nothing unusual.
And i only create pages for Stunt Replacements if they are well visible. Most famous example is this car:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_678752-Plymouth-Grand-Voyager-1996.html
Its not simply a crash car, but the bad guy also starts the chase with this car.
I am handling it this way: I only add cars that are visible for two or more seconds. If there is an interesting background car a user sees in the picture of another car, i will look for the best possible shot.
Cars where the Need for Adding is arguable but i want to know what car it is, i put it in comments on main page. Usually i never get an answer, but that shows me at least that the background car was nothing unusual.
And i only create pages for Stunt Replacements if they are well visible. Most famous example is this car:
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_678752-Plymouth-Grand-Voyager-1996.html
Its not simply a crash car, but the bad guy also starts the chase with this car.
Up until September 2013, I added videos by simply moving the cursor over the bar of the YouTube video and clicking whenever I saw a vehicle, assuming they were all the vehicles in the film upon reaching the end of the bar. However, this technique proved to be unreliable and I switched to a better technique.
Here's the original scene from my comic, BTW:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRc_SXvLqNo&feature=youtu.be&t=1m05s